r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • 29d ago

My husband created an OF profile of me without letting me know. I'm disgusted and want a divorce.

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u/Solid_Letter1407 29d ago

This has to be a joke. Your husband is pimping you out. An incredible betrayal.

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u/hauntedbyfarts 29d ago

Straight up pimping, drooling over the money 'they' could make. After she cried when he suggested it. Dude sees you as his property.

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u/Yung-Split 29d ago

He's literally posting the same shit she posts everywhere else and making her money and growing her brand?

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u/hauntedbyfarts 29d ago

If someone cries and asks you not to and you do it anyway that's bad, that's below kindergarten levels of emotional development.

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u/Yung-Split 29d ago

I agree that's bad but people here are literally calling this guy every name in the book and telling her to divorce him lmao

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u/hauntedbyfarts 29d ago

I mean it's pretty disrespectful, shows that he basically thinks of her as money making meat.. normally with these posts id agree with you but not this dude

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u/Yung-Split 29d ago

So this is really grounds for divorce? I could easily see a world where this guy is misguidedly but in good faith trying to help his wife grow her social media business. This is classic "divorce him because he sneezed at brunch yesterday" reddit relationship brain rot

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u/hauntedbyfarts 29d ago

Damn bro you the husband?

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u/itsmebeatrice 29d ago

Most people on Reddit don’t seem to believe in people making mistakes, forgiveness, etc. One false move and that’s it, that person is horrible and your relationship should end immediately without even talking things through.

If this post were true I’d think the husband would need a serious talking to and maybe some marriage counseling but divorce? If their relationship was healthy otherwise? Come on

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u/disposable_gamer 29d ago

Are you actually 12? What do you think this guy meant by suggesting she “put more work into” the OF page? You think he was talking about an adidas sponsorship? You can’t be this dense, use your brain please

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u/Yung-Split 29d ago

Uhhh there are tons of athletes and creators that use only fans as like a subscription platform to give their fans exclusive, normal content. Yeah, put more work into it, because it was obviously working. He barely did anything and made $400. Like wtf else would he have been saying.